Sentence examples for shadowy chamber from inspiring English sources

"Oates, never squeamish about looking into the dark places of the soul, has aimed a powerful beam into that shadowy chamber".

Each track on "Up" seems to open into shadowy subterranean chambers where the music gains both gravity and a surreptitious commotion.

From early-1970's Conceptualism and its absorption of photography into contemporary art, it moves on to the late 1990's and early 2000's, dominated by the sleek, shadowy mood chambers of the international language -- lately called festivalism -- complete with dazzling special effects, wrenching references to world events and appropriate soundtracks.

But on the horizon's shadowy brim   A horrid vision doth arise— A spectacled Professor grim!

The sets, too, recall The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, with scenes in shadowy throne rooms and chambers that, at times, seem to be simply dug into the walls.

As that slim shaft of light hit the rock wall of the chamber, it revealed a shadowy world of myth and magic.

What results is something like a chamber-music equivalent of Kirlian photography: dark, shadowy and indistinct at its core, surrounded by an iridescent glow.

Where Saturday was located in Fitzrovia and the neurological community around Queen Square, The Children Act takes place amid the booming chambers of Gray's Inn and the shadowy precincts of the justice system.

With the addition of hundreds of apartments in Battery Park City and in the financial district, including some on the shadowy, narrow blocks around Wall Street, the residential population below Chambers Street has more than doubled since 2001 and now stands at 55,000, according to the Downtown Alliance.

"So shadowy.

Everything was grey and shadowy.